Interesting links for the week

Interesting/amusing things I've seen recently:

• The Underhanded C Contest - a fun competition to make apparently good "security software" that is actually insecure.
• Michael Nielsen » The Future of Science - How can scientists cooperate easily & flexibly.
• audiveris: Audiveris Home Page - Open source software for optical music recognition. (And proprietary software.)
• Cheap Wine - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog - fancy people can tell the difference between cheap and expensive wine, but regular people can't.
• Severed USB cable is really a 2GB flash drive - Engadget - for real engineers.
• EclEmma - Java Code Coverage for Eclipse - generally nicer/simpler than CodeCover - an open-source glass box testing tool, but it misreports on Java 5 enums.
  

And old favourites:

• Version Control with Subversion